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Virtual Lab Offers Access to NASA's Microscopes
NASA's innovative software networks high-power microscopes with students and researchers.
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Columbus Leaves Europe, Heads for America
A new laboratory module is destined for the International Space Station.
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STS-121 Payload Carries Breath of Fresh Air
The Oxygen Generation System promises to provide the International Space Station crew with more breathable air -- in a more reliable way.
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Explosives are His Specialty
Larry Taylor and his team test hundreds of explosives that are installed on the space shuttle.
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3 Shuttle Commanders Join Hall of Fame
Henry "Hank" Hartsfield Jr., Charles Bolden and Brewster Shaw Jr., were inducted May 6 into the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame.
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Discovery: Then and Now
Times change, people change, and even orbiters and astronauts change.
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A Surprise Tribute
Kennedy Space Center renames its Firing Room 1 in honor of STS-1 Commander John Young and Pilot Robert Crippen.
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A Partnership is Born
Launches come into clearer focus with HDTV.
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It Only Looks Like the Original
Looks are deceiving as major changes to the space shuttle took place over the last 25 years.
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Suiting Up for Safety
A public affairs writer gets a middeck seat to a space shuttle simulation.
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Freedom and Liberty Go to Sea
NASA's ships fill key roles.
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The Ultimate Construction Project and More
Building the space station fosters international cooperation.
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Students and Robots Invade Orlando
Kennedy Space Center co-sponsored the 2006 FIRST Robotics Florida regional competition.
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Launching the New Era
Trusted components, facilities and work force will power NASA's future exploration.
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Back From Baghdad
NASA engineer Bill McQuade comes home to NASA.
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A Trip to Remember
Israeli high school students visit Kennedy to pay homage to astronaut Ilan Ramon.
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STS-121 Crew Gets 'Hands-On' Look at Discovery
The two-day event at Kennedy gave mission astronauts a chance to handle the hardware.
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Now That's Taking a Little Off the Top!
Historic Cape Canaveral Lighthouse refurbishment begins.
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Monitoring the Seas from Space
Conference at Kennedy spurs discussion on ways satellites track changes in the ocean's health.
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GlobalFlyer's Journey
GlobalFlyer launches from Kennedy to complete the longest aircraft flight in history.
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